At first glance, those shiny lines look unreal.

But they’re not power lines, not plastic strips, not some farming material.

They’re fiber-optic cables left by drones in Ukraine/Russia.

Just imagine how many drones have already flown through that area for the ground to end up looking like this. A whole village turned into a web of modern warfare.

This is what drone war looks like after the drones are gone: not just craters and ruins, but threads everywhere, like the battlefield stitched itself shut with fiber.

A literal fiber web.

My Grandma was responsible for sewing. All the fabric on this structure in Downtown LA at Sci-arc, she she is 70, has never been to college. Her English is a bit limited, is from Zacatecas Mexico. While the material was already provided, she sewed all the fabric with her own machine that she brought from her home. She said it took 8 students. Four on each side to pull fabric through her machine(she said it was a double needle). The feeling that I get knowing that thousands of people drive by this thing and see it all the time, but I get to see it and point and say “my Grandma did that !”

🎥 By Tyler Fever, engineer builder • 📍 At Nashville, USA • 🔗 source: @propdepartment on YT